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Third Methodist Church under construction, 1916
Large church under construction. Label: "New Church (M.E.) Built After Fire." -
Third Methodist Church, c. 1935
The third Methodist Church, Stuart, Florida, -
New Southern Methodist Church with ladder, c. 1910
New Southern Methodist Church, Stuart, Florida, constructed at the corner of Albany Avenue and Second Street. Ladder on roof. -
Aerial of First United Methodist Church, 1965
Aerial over Fellowship Hall at First United Methodist Church of Stuart. Aerial taken for Hallet Construction Company -
First United Methodist Church of Stuart, c. 1970
First United Methodist Church of Stuart with a tall steeple. A groundbreaking ceremony was held for this sanctuary building in March of 1968 and the first church services were held in February of 1969. -
Wedding ceremony at First United Methodist Church, 1981
Overhead view of the Cray-Sanderson wedding ceremony held at First United Methodist Church of Stuart on April 11, 1981 -
Bride and groom with family, 1981
Bride Millicent Ann Crary and Groom John Martin Sanderson pose at First United Methodist Church of Stuart with their parents. The bride's parents, Marilyn and Evans Crary Jr., stand on the right. -
Wedding party portrait, 1981
Wedding party portrait for the marriage of Millicent Ann Crary and John martin Sanderson. Wedding held on April 11, 1981 at First United Methodist Church of Stuart. -
Third Methodist Church, Stuart, Florida, c. 1922
The third incarnation of the Stuart Methodist Church. This church was dedicated in 1917 and was located at the corner of West 3rd Street and Albany Avenue. Building used until 1959 when the current First United Church building was completed.
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First United Methodist Church., c. 1970
Stuart’s First United Methodist Church at night. Caption on back of postcard reads "The beautiful faceted-glass steeple, reaching 126 feet into the sky, and shining brightly at night reminds us to 'Let our light so shine.' The new sanctuary of contemporary design was completed in 1969 as the congregation celebrated 76 years of Methodism in Stuart."